One copy of the nearly five minute long video is embedded below. According to China Radio International, at the end of video Liang says, “[Chinese citizens] hold rice bowls and eat pork provided by you, but they still curse your mother. Therefore, the common people, the shameless, do not deserve your attention.”

Scrolling text in the video says that the lavish-seafood meal included luxury Wuliangye liquor and Zhonghua cigarettes, and cost up to 10,000 yuan ($1,600).

Liang’s swift removal from power perhaps shows how serious President Xi Jinping’s pledge to tackle corrupt officials is, and the spread of the video online shows exactly why China is so worried about “online rumours.“